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14 days agoDoes the concept of Zero Trust also include Management? Asking for a friend.
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2·21 days agoI think the downward-facing light bar at the top of your monitor is the real key here, illuminating your desk and all the things on it, socks included.
Enshittification!
1·3 months agoEven Sub Rosa?
4·3 months agoWe very, very briefly see this from Spok in the Amok Time episode.
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Spok thinks he’s accidentally killed Kirk and feels sad, but when he sees Kirk alive, he shows unabashed, genuine happiness and says “Jim!”, before Spok reverts back to classic, stoic Vulcanhood.
The “Mirror, Mirror” episode of TOS still has the mirror-universe Spok as cold, calculated, and logical.
Very queer, indeed!
12/21. It was highly entertaining though.
46·4 months agoPure, unabashed honesty. I love it. 🫶
That is indeed a fair talking point, which of course has its own risk of a new user not know there’s more to the fediverse (or not knowing what the fediverse is) than only what a local instance shows.
Go to your Settings, uncheck the “Show NSFW content” box, click Save.
Plenty of other people have said it, and I’ll repeat it: Stop browsing by /all. Find a handful of communities you want to subscribe to, and stick with those.
2·5 months agoYep. In regards to the “find a sex club” comment, you don’t necessarily have to participate; you can probably simply watch/socialize with others.
- Informational article: https://consentculture.community/faq-items/what-are-munches-and-how-do-i-attend-one/
- Website with a directory of local groups by country on the right side: https://findamunch.com/why-should-i-munch/
One more thing, since you mentioned a religious upbringing: assuming your upbringing was Christian and you still consider yourself Christian, and you/your spouse don’t mind reading books, I can offer some recommendations that I would consider supportive and affirmative.
Another option is to try and find a local munch or kink club. From what I understand, munches are more social in nature where people talk about sex and kink, not necessarily committing the acts at the munch. Whether or not that counts as “porn” in your eyes is up to you, but I think having the social aspect of talking to other people in real life may help ease you and your spouse into discovering a broader world of sexuality than what your conservative upbringings taught you, and perhaps making the emotional/psychological aspect of your transition easier.
One of my favorites!